Is Disney Stock FINALLY a Buy? - DIS Stock Analysis 2024

[@DividendData]

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[@michaelswami]

Been buying it for my grandson the entire last 3 years. By buying every two weeks, he’s now net up for the entire period.

[@StellarSteve]

Man... I say this as genuinely trying to help you... but I would seriously consider selling and transitioning into better companies when there is a dip in the future. Disney is just not a strong money making stock. You have barely broke even in 3 years. It's too slow just look at the history. Personally 3 years ago to today... I have 4-5X my money. And I I just follow the right 2-3 people that give financial advice on KZbin.

[@michaelswami]

@ it’s his decision, and he likes Disney. Not the end of the world.

[@StellarSteve]

Oh ok. I assumed you were making the decision on what stock to get him and trying to make him most profit. If it's your grandson that wants the stock and it's his "project" then that's more understandable. I get you now. I didn't think about that. Maybe you can also plant some seeds of ideas on other promising extremely long term investments that will diversify his project.

[@mikeyman1974]

@@michaelswami not sure him liking Disney is best way to approach investing but it’s your money. Be prepared for a decline in the not so distant future

[@michaelswami]

@ it’s a stock he wanted to own, so we bought it. He still has the core 4, AVUV, VO, VOO and VXUS plus Microsoft and Apple, both of which he also wanted. It’s an opportunity for him to learn.

[@TibsRides]

Any company that gets involved with politics will suffer, you automatically upset half the country. Pass on Disney

[@darrendent8288]

Congrats Zach. Im one of those Disney haters and i have to say, you stuck with it.

Damn everyone really disney, huh? I bought 2 shares in August at ~86. Im up 30% now, and at the rate it's growing, I guess I was fortunate to buy at the right time. I don't really care about political stuff. If a woke company is gonna go up 10% more than the competition, I'll buy.

[@StarGalaxy123-c7f]

Great presentation! I was watching Disney stock for a while now. I also learned from past mistakes that investing at the tail end of a CapEX cycle can be really profitable (like AMZN) while investing in the beginning of one can be costly. I need to do my own DD for Disney but it's looking promising!

[@Mark_Dividends]

Disney for the win!

[@giancarlofregoso]

Bought some stock at $88 per share. I’m hoping they can continue making higher quality content and stick to having more creative and talented people working for Disney.

[@hammerfist420]

nah disney is done for

[@Bullitt2024]

I have really enjoyed your last few videos. Always top shelf.

[@DividendData]

Thanks. More coming!

[@YelmurcW]

Disney has not signaled it has learned why people dislike their products. Until then I’m staying away.

[@mikeyman1974]

They won’t because they haven’t lost enough money. The overall products are trash but the parks continue to make money. However I expect that to decline in the next couple years between the cost and how Disney continues making the theme parks more frustrating with their class system.

[@pbrdoug4962]

I still believe they need a complete top management change. Caveat Emptor.

[@DividendData]

I think Iger is competent. But Hollywood and a lot of corporate culture at Disney is not ideal (to say the least)

[@BrainTimeOut]

One of the candidates for next CEO is the EA CEO ☠️ when he gets CEO sell

[@play002300]

Never under any circumstances would I buy this company again or use any of its products

[@gengarphantom6967]

it was a buy at 70$ yet you guys now saying it is ok to buy?

[@DividendData]

must be new here

[@tomfrakey6335]

lol It was a buy at $90...you missed the boat

[@ivanrazo8943]

Lgbt is killing them

[@fabianschobinger2765]

So much of the backlash against Disney feels politically motivated. Once Disney has a change in perception, they can grow even more.

[@mikeyman1974]

The only way Disney can change their perception is if they stop alienating most of its audience. Which they won’t. Also the economy of their park’s have hit a ceiling and when the collapses so will everything else

[@fabianschobinger2765]

@ I do feel the new CEO gets that a big portion of Disneys overall potential audience fells alienated, and I‘m sure he will do something against it. Also, the failures of the Disney parks in recent years is more because of the failed Star Wars park than a general lack of demand. The new CEO really gives me the impression that he sees Disneys problems and adresses them adequately.

[@mikeyman1974]

@ i have my doubts. The fact they didn’t scrap Zeglar for snow white and they are pumping out another toy story and frozen movie leads me to believe they are out of ideas but also have no intention of addressing the problem with their media. As far as the parks go I disagree that the star wars park is the main issue. While I agree it’s part of the problem. The costs to go is way too high for the average person, the genie pass has annoyed most consumers and the issue with 1/5 of Disney park staff can’t afford to live the average cost of living is turning people off. There are obviously other PR scandals but it’s continuing to stack up.

[@fabianschobinger2765]

@ I agree with your criticism of the parks. The parks are extremely overpriced, although you could argue that this proves Disneys ability to get away with higher prices, which is a good thing for a business. Either way, there doesn‘t seem to be much room for expansion. As for the movies, although the new CEO has only taken over for a short time, I‘ve heard more critical voices (like the youtube channel critical drinker) talk about a positive development towards Disneys approach of making new films. Disney is in no way perfect at the moment, but I see a positive development over all and find Disney to be a rather lucrative option at the current moment.

[@mikeyman1974]

@@fabianschobinger2765 time will tell but from what i’ve seen and from people i’ve talked to there is a lot of people swearing off or close to swearing off Disney. While yes you can argue raising the prices is working today I believe they have hit a ceiling and you will see a drop off as the middle and lower income families visit less and less. Right now the only saving grace was deciding to cut their Disney plus budget significantly but you have to hope they will make new content that is worth subscribing longterm for and I don’t see that happening. We’ll see how their movies go but Snow White is looking to be a roughly billion dollar loss for the company.

[@musa7606]

Sees latest Rachel Ziegler post.... NOPE!

[@exilion1]

Been curious about adding DISO to complement our DIS holdings. I’ll see the video to the conclusion, I wanted to share my initial thought.

[@GCKteamKrispy]

Oh wow, they finally seeing the quality over quantity. I love this

[@freddie4682]

Seems like you just want to rally people to buy this stock to benefit yourself. Stocks like Disney is based so much on public sentiment which can change instantly depending on how woke they are vs their fan base’s consumption or lack of, or even boycotting. L take.

[@DividendData]

L take. 😉

[@Startrance85]

Woke Disney

[@Ollichr]

I wonder how their continued woke worshipping will affect the company. Lots of people boycott companies like this. I do as well however Disney has a lot of gold from before the 2000s and whenever my daighter sees Disney we never let her see newer movies with agendas..

[@bogdan9558]

First! ❤

[@DividendData]

Winner 🏆

[@markmower1746]

Trump wants you to buy Bitcoin

[@texasbuzzard4970]

Problem with Disney is their content SUCKS. Little mermaid could have been a billion dollar movie pretty easily but they black washed it. Same with the upcoming Snow White movie. Don’t get me started on what they did to Star Wars. We cancelled our Disney plus when the little mermaid came out and we have 2 small children